Guess What Buzz Aldrin Claimed As Expenses For His Moon Landing!

The second man to land on Moon shares travel vouchers from the historic 1969 mission.

It’s a buzzkill to file your travel expenses after a nice, relaxing vacation. All the energy you build on your break gets deflated as you explain to the nag in the accounts department where you had been and why you need to claim an expense.

It turns out that even Buzz Aldrin, the second man to set foot on the Moon, moments after Neil Armstrong did, was not exempt from the pains of filing his travel vouchers at the end of the historic mission in July 1969.
Aldrin shared photos of the travel vouchers in which he had claimed a small fortune – 33 dollars and 31 cents.

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Aldrin and his mates also had to sign custom forms declaring the moon rocks and dust they had brought back from the trip.

The photos created a lot of mirth. A commenter Duane Veler wrote: “I love the almost common place way that “moon” is there. Cape Kennedy... Moon... Pacific Ocean. Doesn't everybody?”

“We always think astronauts have real cool jobs until remembering they also have paperwork to fill up,” said Martin G Mendez.

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Seven ways to protect your skin during monsoon!

Worried about rash and skin problems that monsoon can bring along with it? Battle them by natural ways or by using light-weight moisturizers and more.

Capital-based dermatologist Navin Taneja shares a few tips to protect your skin from the weather’s harshness:

* Tea tree oil: Apply a mixture of tea tree oil and coconut oil. Reap in its benefits and bid adieu to rash and pimples.

* Aloe vera gel: Aloe vera is a beneficial curing agent for skin diseases caused by rain. It purifies the blood and has 
healing and soothing properties.

* Honey: Make honey a part of your beauty regime to get natural glow. Honey is seen as an ideal natural ingredient to do away with skin dryness. Women with sensitive skin can prepare a face mask made up of brown sugar, honey, olive oil and lemon juice.


* Fruits: Fruits like mango and pomegranate can be useful to clear scars and marks on your face and even to nourish your skin. Watermelon is good, if you mix it with milk powder and put it on the skin. It will help to cool the skin.

* Anti-fungal powder: Use an anti-fungal powder on all body folds to avoid any fungal infection.

* Moisturizer: Give a thumbs up to light moisturizers, though its excessive use will work against the skin as it will just sit heavily on the face and prevent skin from breathing.

* Calamine lotion: It can be used to treat anything from sunburns to itchy bug bites or rashes.

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Greek stock market opens 23 percent down after five week shutdown!

Greece's stock market fell sharply on Monday after being shut down for five weeks under capital controls imposed by the government in Athens to stop a flight of euros from the country.

The main index was down nearly 23 percent in early trading. National Bank of Greece, the country's largest commercial bank, was down 30 percent, the daily limit.

The overall banking index was also down its limit.

The bourse was last open for trading on June 26.

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Chauhan bags silver at World Archery Championships!

Copenhagen: Rajat Chauhan earned India an individual medal in the World Archery Championships when the compound marksman bagged a silver after going down to home favourite Stephan Hansen in the final here Saturday.

The 2014 Asian Games team gold medalist, Chauhan, was going neck and neck till the third set when he shot a poor 8 and 9 as Hansen gained a three-point lead before wrapping up the issue 147-143 in a fiercely contested individual men's compound final next to the iconic Christiansborg Palace. 

India thus opened their account in the ongoing World Archery Championship in the individual section.

Women's recurve team of Deepika Kumari, Chekrovolu Swuro and Laishram Bombayla Devi had won India a World Championship medal in 2011.

India have two more medal prospects in the recurve section tomorrow when the women's team of Deepika Kumari, Rimil Buriuly and Laxmirani Majhi will vie for the gold medal against their opponents from Russia.

Laxmirani will be eying a second medal from the meet when she competes against Misun Choi of Korea in the bronze play-off.

In a battle between two 20-year-olds, Chauhan put pressure on the reigning youth world champion as he matched the local lad by shooting two perfect 10s and one nine in the first set.

The second set was no different as both of them shot two 10s each en route to totalling 58-58.
"I was very nervous especially in the first two ends but I surely got over my nerves," an elated Hansen said as he rounded up a perfect 30 in the third set to snatch a 88-85 lead.

Chauhan did not give up easily by shooting 30 in the fourth set but it was too late as Hansen continued his fine run to settle the issue in the fifth set.